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Engine speed (RPM) signal, checking 
 
     
Notes:  
     The RPM signal is routed from the ECM to 
various electronic systems (e.g. automatic 
transmission, ABS, etc.). The RPM signal is 
monitored by the different electronic systems. 
      Carry out the following check only if the 
tachometer (in the instrument cluster) is 
inoperative, or if the A/C compressor is not 
running.  
     
-  Connect VAG 1367 engine-tester to tachometer 
using wiring diagram. 
     
-  Connect VAG 1367 engine-tester signal wire 
(green terminal) to instrument cluster RPM 
terminal and A/C control module RPM terminal 
(connector remains connected). 
     
-  Start engine and let idle.
     
RPM must be displayed again 
      If the specified value is obtained, the malfunction 
is in instrument cluster or on A/C control module.  
      If the RPM is not displayed on VAG 1367 engine-
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Rough road condition signal, checking
 
     
ABS control module with ABS/EDL  
     
Notes:  
     
Misfires can result in malfunctions such as 
"Combustion misfire" being recorded in DTC 
memory due to road wheel malfunctions. 
     If the ABS control module recognizes a free 
turning wheel, it generates a rough road signal. 
     If the Engine Control Module (ECM) recognizes 
the rough road signal, misfire recognition is 
switched off in the ECM. 
     The rough road signal is created to check 
whether DTC 18014 "Rough Road Spec Engine 
Torque ABS-SG Electrical Malfunction" is 
stored in DTC memory. The "Combustion 
misfire" malfunction results from this signal and 
can be ignored. 
     The rough road signal is monitored by the 
ECM. 
     
Checking requirement  
     
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Control module coding OK   page 01
-247
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Checking  
     
-  Switch ignition OFF.
     
-  Connect VAG 1598/19 test box to ECM harness 
connector  page 01
-255
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-  Check signal wire for open or short circuit 
between ECM and ABS control module, using 
wiring diagram. 
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-  Find and eliminate open or short circuit; repair 
as necessary. 
      If wiring is OK:  
     
-  Replace ABS control module.
      If the ABS control module is OK, but the 
malfunction is still occurring:  
     
- Replace ECM   page 01
-265
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ABS control module with ABS/EDL/ASR  
     
Notes:  
     
The torque signal is monitored by the 
"Automatic Traction Control" Control Module 
and by the ECM. 
     
       Repair Manual, Brake System On Board 
Diagnostic (OBD), Repair Group 01
   
     
Vehicles with automatic traction control (ASR) 
can be recognized by the ASR indicator light in 
the instrument cluster or by control module 
identification displayed during the ABS On 
Board Diagnostic program sequence. 
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